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Re: Learn+from+THE+Mobile+Security+Experts+at+the+BlackBerry+Enterprise+Mobility+Forum

Jiselle Roman — Mon, 22 May 2017 11:12:53 -0000

Hello

Re: How Is Mobility Changing The Public Sector? | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

Kristen A. Howard — Tue, 21 Feb 2017 08:05:22 -0000

It is true. Revolution on mobility is the present market. Jeffrey, Article is very well explained about present scenario of Mobility changing public sector.

Re: Learn+from+THE+Mobile+Security+Experts+at+the+BlackBerry+Enterprise+Mobility+Forum

Amit Vijayvergiya — Fri, 23 Dec 2016 04:47:35 -0000

Thank you for the updates us about the events and classes. It will defiantly help me and your readers.

Re: Authentic Security: How BlackBerry Turns Smartphones Into RSA SecurID Tokens

Eric Y Lai — Tue, 22 Nov 2016 12:05:30 -0000

Thanks for the grammar check, fixed!

Re: Mobilizing Nurses: The Heart of Your Hospital | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

Preet Judge — Sat, 19 Nov 2016 06:34:59 -0000

Exactly! Healthcare practices have advanced in some areas but still far behind and out dated in many many areas. As you said it is a trillion dollar industry and presently digital health applications and services are emerging fast to replace or innovate different ways in services, coordination, etc including my own ( Referral MD) where we want to have all providers especially enterprise hospital levels to be in on the same network to exchange and manage referrals for timely patient appointments and better care coordination.

Re: Authentic Security: How BlackBerry Turns Smartphones Into RSA SecurID Tokens

Humblehouse — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 19:45:30 -0000

Good article but do note that 'one' and 'only' from the first paragraph (unless 'few' is added behind 'only') are incompatible in a same sentence ('To that end, BlackBerry is one of the only...').

Re: BlackBerry WorkLife Solutions Put an End to Uncertain BYOD Reimbursements

Eric Y Lai — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 20:35:12 -0000

If we haven't announced it, you may need to inquire with your carrier rep to confirm whether or not they support our service. Thanks!

Re: BlackBerry WorkLife Solutions Put an End to Uncertain BYOD Reimbursements

alexandre ho xandrex — Sat, 03 Sep 2016 08:25:16 -0000

hello,

I understand that WorkLife is a service that will be provided by carriers to corporations.
How can a company know which carriers provide WorkLife ?
For instance it seems T-Mobile USA is not even aware of what WorkLife is.

Re: What Do Sandals, Uber, and Netflix Have to Do With BYOD? | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

Eric Y Lai — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 14:00:49 -0000

Learning what BYOD is just one Google Search away...

Re: What Do Sandals, Uber, and Netflix Have to Do With BYOD? | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

RogerN — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 05:03:56 -0000

Obviously, this article wholly is irrelevant to my life because I have no idea what BOYD is, and there is no explanation. Although there an apparent link, I'm not curious enough to use it, and shouldn't have to if the promoters of the article had deemed to do their job more effectively.

Re: Tell Us What You Think: Share Your Feedback on BlackBerry Help

Eric Y Lai — Mon, 22 Aug 2016 19:28:39 -0000

Awesome! I'm glad Customer Service was able to help you here.

Re: Tell Us What You Think: Share Your Feedback on BlackBerry Help

mayberry — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 22:42:08 -0000

I called Blackberry and was very pleased with there services. They told me to return the phone and case, and to please keep the free power supply for trying the new phone. I am purchasing a New Blackberry Classic.....which is costing me more than what I paid for the DTEK. I should have the new BB by Aug 22 8:30pm The New phones are too difficult to learn to use after having phones like the BB Classic's. Thank you.
Why can't Blackberry keep the phones simple to use and put the improved camera's like the one in the PRIV in them??? The PRIV camera is AMAZING!!! I tried the PRIV back in the Spring. It is too BIG, it was like trying to carry an Ipad around in your pocket!!! Oh, by the way forget about trying to use the phone number on the website....it will put you on hold and no one will ever answer...tried that. Thank you Eric Y Lai for your reply.

Re: Tell Us What You Think: Share Your Feedback on BlackBerry Help

Eric Y Lai — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 16:53:31 -0000

Please reach out to our customer service: 1-877-255-2377 (US/CA) or visit resources here: http://us.blackberry.com/sm...

Re: Healthcare Personnel Management Automation That Pays for Itself

Trio Corporation — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 02:46:00 -0000

Great information! Thanks

Re: Tell Us What You Think: Share Your Feedback on BlackBerry Help

mayberry — Wed, 17 Aug 2016 12:13:23 -0000

I have had the New DTEK for 6 days and ABSOLUTLY Hate It!! How do I go about returning it and going back to the old type of easy to use Blackberry phones?? My old one is an Q10.
Thank you

Re: QNX Software Helps Carmakers Solve the Backseat Aural Dead Zone

rpantony — Sat, 13 Aug 2016 10:43:17 -0000

How ML, Unitron and BlackBerry can improve cognition

Memory is a huge factor in cognition. Those who require hearing aids may also suffer from short term memory losses. Those suffering from brain or mental disorders may also suffer from short term memory losses. QNX acoustics may have unexpected applications.

Unitron's computer in a discreet hearing aid + a connected handheld supercomputer (smartphone) can address short term memory losses step by step. These devices can be programmed with a database of names. When the Unitron hearing aid hears a name it can record the conversation. Using ASR and machine learning, the names can be ranked, contextualized, categorized and filed under contacts. The user can later use NLP to search the smartphone for the name or contextual information.
E.g. ‎What's the name of my doctor? What's the address? Who did I meet at church on Sunday?
This would help salesmen too.

Other domains can be added. This should help the above population initially. Eventually extending to students and the general population.

E.g. What did the professor say about vision and natural language generation?

NeuroPace is a bit more radical but Kurzweill might expect convergence. Vision, Hololens, and NLG are also interesting.

Re: QNX Software Helps Carmakers Solve the Backseat Aural Dead Zone

anthogag — Fri, 12 Aug 2016 13:23:14 -0000

Great sound quality is extremely important.

Another valuable feature could be the driver adjusting exhaust sound levels in the car. One of THE most annoying things about cars is a loud muffler. Best case scenario, the person in the car hears it as loud as desired while outside the car it's as quiet as an electric vehicle. Bwahahahahahahaha

The sound system in my car is quite good. I definitely appreciate a superb audio system in a car. It's one of the best places to listen to music.

Re: Not Just Secure, Blackberry Secure | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

rpantony — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 11:02:31 -0000

BlackBerry Aeryon and Dejero synergies

Bosch chairman said sensor from car exhaust applied to kitchen ovens. BlackBerry services may have unexpected applications. BlackBerry, Dejero, Aeryon and AtHoc, in particular, appear to have synergies in a new "industries". 600,000 bridges must be inspected by law. Departments of Transportation can save tens of millions of dollars. How many power transmission towers and power distribution poles need inspection and upgrading? Upgrading the electrical grid is huge. Then there's Tesla's problem of electricity distribution to 400,000 vehicles they accidentally sold. Add a gazillion construction sites and industrial buildings.
Checkout senseFly eXom Inspection Drone by engineeringtv
http://www.youtube.com/watc...

Sensefly did 3D digital map of the Matterhorn mountain in 2013. They are a subsidiary of Parrot ‎company. Oregon is using them for tower structures and building interior inspections.

Aeryon and Dejero, Waterloo technology companies like BlackBerry, have more powerful solutions than Sensefly. Wipro HOLMES proposes adding more ML to drones.
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This technology does not replace all field inspectors, quantity surveyors, surveyors and scaffolders.

Immediately applies to oil and gas, power transmission lines, power distribution lines ("telephone" poles‎), communication towers, mining, work sites, and the whole field of field inspectors. May be combined with Daqri type smart helmets. NLP may apply as the human machine interface.

http://waypoint.sensefly.co...

One of many 3D drone mapping companies. A new, disruptive, industry. See too Youtube 3D mapping Matterhorn.

Redundant inspectors need retraining solutions like Padlet / ed4all.

Re: Not Just Secure, Blackberry Secure | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

Identita — Mon, 08 Aug 2016 11:31:21 -0000

ECC is secure and they are trying to get the world to withdraw it in the hope that weak, less studied, cryptography is adopted. It is not the first time the NSA tries to get more than one concurrent open door to the information they want (see for example Google collaborating with the NSA under the PRISM program while, at same time, NSA was listening to the unencrypted communications between Google datacenters.

Re: Not Just Secure, Blackberry Secure | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

wussel — Fri, 05 Aug 2016 16:46:03 -0000

I am confused, I thought NSA stopped the ECC program last august?

Re: The FCC, the EAS, and the Future of Crisis Communication | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

rpantony — Thu, 04 Aug 2016 17:02:17 -0000

How BlackBerry can change the headlines

The headlines have repeated over and over for centuries. Excerpt as follows:
"Headlines 1621
War, plagues, fires, inundations, thefts, murders, massacres, meteors, comets, spectrums, prodigies, apparitions, towns taken, cities besieged in France, Germany, Turkey, Persia, Poland, daily musters and preparations, battles fought, so many men slain , shipwrecks, piracies, sea fights, peace, leagues, stratagems, and fresh alarms. ...Robert Burton (p. 401 'The Information' "
Technology can greatly reduce the impact of these kinds of events and Guliani, former NYC mayor, underscores what BlackBerry has done in the past. AtHoc is great, Big Data + AtHoc is greater. Try partnering with Bloomberg and so forth. Sentiment analysis engines, weather, crops, satellite and sensor data, Olympics and mass venues, and on and on. Forewarned is forearmed.

Re: Transformation On Wheels: The Sentient “Car-Bot” | Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog

rpantony — Wed, 27 Jul 2016 13:24:17 -0000

Not sure why QNX is not partnering with Ivado, Canada's $220,000,000 AI and autonomous vehicles initiative. The next conference is October 17, in Montreal, down the highway and your co-opetition or partners may be involved, directly or indirectly. Ivado.ca

Re: Bolster+Productivity+with+New+Secure+Communications+Features+in+BBM+Enterprise

Eric Y Lai — Thu, 21 Jul 2016 12:45:51 -0000

This may answer some of your questions: http://us.blackberry.com/co...

Re: Live Webinar: BES12 Cloud Introduces Flexible and Cost Effective Mobility Management – Register Today!

Suresh G — Thu, 21 Jul 2016 09:46:41 -0000

We use Google apps for work, so can we use that on BES12

Re: Bolster+Productivity+with+New+Secure+Communications+Features+in+BBM+Enterprise

Todd Packer — Wed, 20 Jul 2016 22:01:23 -0000

Does BBM protected secure attachments and voice notes too?